The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-09-29

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enEngs. ThFy VII oo-0r,s-E1s with 1.
Dallas sIchEngs.
There Is Fs-msrs' AIIiEoes formed :
Colorado Of Charter usubsrs- Sru-v
eyUrty las rish lands, 2 health climss
soft water and plenty Of L, and tins h
se1OCl II tns west
Yong AK KUrthing1On fell frun !,
psesu trss On Little Elm crssk Saturn,
eTs11ng Il AbIsos- Hs Egs Knocked n
sensible tot tine b! ths fal, and sk
nsd fw0 r15s broken
One THOUSAND snd forty bales of eosin
Esrs shipped from ths station last wa
81 lining, by rnE 5V7thsrn Pacific ri.
rUsa Tns Total st1pnsuts II 10 IA
Euuds! EuUrItsd ~ 3,23s bales.
AbUuf 1000 people v1rnssssd the hss
BAL game between Fort Worth and EsU
Sun5ET sTsEng Il Fo-f worth. Ii
playing EAE tad u bDJn sldss- ths Tictar
beng VIZ ?! For Worth u SCORE Of i
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Waldo ET. syn q c. " Ey. me nj
roa5 agent Il Big sFnEs LES 5ssn A.
rsstso I'D jailed On saE-gs Of sp
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ogUut!- TDs Yong Nh Claims thsihs
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To=rs vas sopiD1s rEl1 Frl5sy non
1g III GiE-tUry. Grass i locking VEL
hi sCtr.yt i s,rts1! Destroyed By tie bOl
WIZ. HOOD nyu-f! ECL5 nave had
zig yjal6 q oorf01 Il Il aE6 not bssa fa
IL EU-1s
A assFF. soaking rain tsl Fri5sJ at
Tsup-s- TIE rEizfsl sine= Thursday has
b.sEo t1s heaviest E1ieh aBs oocuuea in
t1s1 section this yea. AID hss done great
good tF providing STOCK EETs-, but If ks
rather injured than 5srsits5 the cotton
e,op.
The Business done L Lo>khart since
the cotton crop counsocad TO cOnsih
@usoss- The streets are crowded almost
I'll the TINS. AID OF SATURDAYS iikL
uost impossible 10 get along, the crowd
l. 80 great One csn scarcely get ave
OF tsn 6oila. bill charged snail chsresh
20 scarce
NJ. Joseph Kepenio net With pain
fl accident Saturday night, at Waco
Falling from the platform Of stresi car
one Of the wheels passed over his right
hand. The hand vas spilf entirely around
the arch OF the thumb, making very
painful wound.
Sid Brown, E shoeuaksr, workings
Lougyis= tor tao weeks past. fell dead IN
his shop Saturday evening. He fel fcr
ward, his spactselss breaking, the GAS
cutting TIE orbits OF his eyes giving rise
10 the impression =hsn ne vas first found
ne had been murdered. Il YES Bst1rs
death from heart disease.
The sheriff Of Jones county Is in pr
dicameni. He failed 70 reach Abilene Tie
other day 10 appear as e witness pr0npl
on time, and the district Judge fined In
500. He then started back home, sbr
he vas needed as g witness in the couly
court, and. getting there q little late, Ii
bond of $1,000 was declared forfeitedH
the Judge.
A heavy rain fell at Piiisburg THURSDAY
night. the heaviest that has ever been
known. It was believed By many that
they we're in the midst of a vstsrspCut
Bridges around Town and over The
branches and streams near town that the
water hss never risen TO before, were
hosted from their foundations, and MANI
Of them washed away.
Herman SierfeEt. bridge hand on the
Southern Pacific railroad, ATTEMPTED 70
board moving freight train at SehulsD-
burg Saturday, when his foot slipped, and
be fell, the car wheels crushing both bis
legs below the knees. Physicians we're
summoned, who advised amputatiou, but
be refused. and vas sent to the companys
hospital at San Antonio.